SSUPD MeshLicious (from the makers of the FormD T1)

Yes Its possible to mount a SFX Power Supply at bottom behind the motherboard tray IN SSUPD MeshLicious,
could just screw through the panel holes with the PSU screws to hold it in place, not sure on the vented holes of the PSU & the holes on the Case
Also the position of the power switch & power cable input have to be just right. if not some Modding.

Possible if your Using CPU IGPU Graphics or use the horizontal position for a graphics card that 180mm to 245mm long If not using a front radiator with fans

Mod the SSD/HDD trays at front bottom
Thanks for the tips. I ended up with the Meshroom S fossil grey version, love the build quality of the case and modular options.
 
I have an matx mobo going in so front access will be restricted anyway, so there goes that idea.
I love the modularity of the case but just wish it was a little longer and wider so it could accomodate atx components a bit better. I know 3d printed extensions exist but they're all plastic and of not great quality IMO.
 
I have an matx mobo going in so front access will be restricted anyway, so there goes that idea.
I love the modularity of the case but just wish it was a little longer and wider so it could accomodate atx components a bit better. I know 3d printed extensions exist but they're all plastic and of not great quality IMO.
@michaelosmolski You inspired me in what you was saying about the PSU bottom/behind motherboard;)
I got a build mod project incoming, will post in full later on today photos.
 
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Installed the Power cables, Mod a Mesh Grill , Turned the Radiator Around.

Photos moved to my case project thread

 
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I figured i would try mounting a gpu in front of the motherboard and low and behold my sapphire 6600 XT fits exactly (length wise).
The only issue I have is working out how to secure the pci bracket to the case so the GPU doesnt move. It's pretty tight with the riser and the rear of the gpu wedged to the front of the case, but can't rely on that alone.
Any suggestions?
 
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I figured i would try mounting a gpu in front of the motherboard and low and behold my sapphire 6600 XT fits exactly (length wise).
The only issue I have is working out how to secure the pci bracket to the case so the GPU doesnt move. It's pretty tight with the riser and the rear of the gpu wedged to the front of the case, but can't rely on that alone.
Any suggestions?
I found a bracket from another case (NATX V2), drilled some holes in the SFX bracket and viola!
All I need now is a spray paint of fossil grey and job done.
 
I found a bracket from another case (NATX V2), drilled some holes in the SFX bracket and viola!
All I need now is a spray paint of fossil grey and job done.
I could do that with my 225mm long GPU, only thing is I love the Tamper-glass,
It could work if I placed a 14mm thick fan at front bottom for air intake, Now you got me thinking again now, I could then have the 120mm Rad at top & Solve MY AIO Pump problem,
I have no SSD/HDD 3.5.25inch drives so might as well give it a shot, After all look at that space not being used up :cry:

Nice one
 
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The only thing I woudl say for now, is be aware that air will settle at the highest point of your loop, which in your case is the CPU block.
For safety sake, could you not stick the rad at the top to its higher than the CPU block?
Hey Trig, Yes I tried only way for me is to Do what Michael as done, Being a Arctic AIO the barbies on the rad too thick/tall to go past the bottom of the motherboard.
& now the GPU in the way to go full top of case, If I had another brand like a ASUS/Corsair that use thinner Rad's & adjustable angle hoses it be all ok.
 
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